Last updated: 9/29/11 |
Sewing Information, Advice, How-to
Free Hair Accessory Patterns - Over 30 designs
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| Simple Summer Headbands Craftbuds |
| Trim Headband Simplicity |
| Covered Button Bobby Pins Lenny Davinci |
| Sweet Little Headband Me and My Girl |
| Grommet Trim Headband Simplicity |
| Girl's Ribbon & Daisy Headband Simplicity |
More Fun Sewing Projects from These Popular Books!
| Rose Barrette Purlbee |
| Hair Scrunchie Gone Aussie Quilting |
| Girl's Hair Clip Organizer Blue Bird Studio |
| Best Headband Foofangle |
| Valentine Heart Barrettes Purlbee |
| Child's Daisy Trim Headband Simplicity |
| Headband Cover MMM Crafts |
| Covered Button Hair Elastic Lenny Davinci |
| Hair Scrunchie About.com |
| Reversible Fabric Headband KC Quilts |
| Floral Headband Simplicity |
| Headband with Ties Altered Cloth |
| Stretch Jersey Headband Altered Cloth |
| Easy Ribbon Headband Altered Cloth |
| Simple Ponytail Scarf* Sew Mama Sew |
| Wedding Hair Accessories Sewing.org |
| Wide Headband Altered Cloth |
More Fun Sewing Projects from These Popular Books!
| Silver Gimp Trim Headband Simplicity |
| Headband in 15 Minutes or Less My Patchwork |
| Felt Hair Clips During Quiet Time |
| Bow Tie Clips Goody Goody |
| A collection of 36 of the best free Hair Accessory tutorials on the web! |
| Note: An asterisk (*) next to a project indicates that it's a PDF file. |
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*Patterns marked with an asterisk (*) indicate a PDF file.
Let’s sew hair accessories! Here you’ll find a collection of over thirty great headband, barrette, and fabric scrunchie
patterns and tutorials from all over the web.
Have fun sewing your hair accessories by using colorful fabrics. Or better yet, because hair accessory projects require
very little fabric, they can be a great way to use up those little scraps of fabric you have lying around that were leftover
from other projects.
And if you'll be making a stretch headband and working with a knit fabric (or sewing through elastic), just remember to use
a ballpoint or stretch needle in your sewing machine (this needle is made to slide between the fibers of your knit fabric
instead of piercing them). And sew your seams with a special stretch stitch or a tiny zigzag stitch (if you don't have a
serger) so that your seams will stretch with your fabric.
A few of the projects listed call for working with felt, which can be a great fabric for a beginner to work with because it
doesn’t fray and therefore doesn’t need hemming or seam finishing.
And many of these project don’t even require a sewing machine and just call for simple hand-stitching instead.
patterns and tutorials from all over the web.
Have fun sewing your hair accessories by using colorful fabrics. Or better yet, because hair accessory projects require
very little fabric, they can be a great way to use up those little scraps of fabric you have lying around that were leftover
from other projects.
And if you'll be making a stretch headband and working with a knit fabric (or sewing through elastic), just remember to use
a ballpoint or stretch needle in your sewing machine (this needle is made to slide between the fibers of your knit fabric
instead of piercing them). And sew your seams with a special stretch stitch or a tiny zigzag stitch (if you don't have a
serger) so that your seams will stretch with your fabric.
A few of the projects listed call for working with felt, which can be a great fabric for a beginner to work with because it
doesn’t fray and therefore doesn’t need hemming or seam finishing.
And many of these project don’t even require a sewing machine and just call for simple hand-stitching instead.
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Sewing Quick Tips:
Tip #1: For clipping seam allowances, try using a craft knife instead of scissors. Use a cutting
mat and cut from the seam to the raw edge of your seam allowance. This will reduce the risk of
accidentally cutting into your seam.
Tip #2: When choosing a pattern for a lace or mesh fabric, choose a simple designs with few
seams or design details. The fabric itself will add all the interest you need.
Tip #1: For clipping seam allowances, try using a craft knife instead of scissors. Use a cutting
mat and cut from the seam to the raw edge of your seam allowance. This will reduce the risk of
accidentally cutting into your seam.
Tip #2: When choosing a pattern for a lace or mesh fabric, choose a simple designs with few
seams or design details. The fabric itself will add all the interest you need.